- Camera: NIKON CORPORATION
- Camera model: NIKON D7100
- Exposure time: 1/100
- Aperture: f/3.3
- ISO: 100
A rainbow scarab beetle with distended legs. (5 years and 1112 days ago)
JannaR says:
Such detail & color!!! Clarity & DOF are awesome!
Scarab Beetle - created by joesaladino
Literate beetle - created by eyemind
- Camera: Canon
- Camera model: Canon EOS DIGITAL REBEL
- Exposure time: 1/400
- Aperture: f/10.0
- ISO: 100
While I was reading on the beach this beautiful beetle flew down and joined me. He stayed for quite some time, but didn't help me shoot the photo. (5 years and 1239 days ago)
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Entry number 89930 - created by plug
"63 Beetle with warning light just coming on !! (5 years and 2375 days ago)
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Caring for the future - created by nemark
(5 years and 2570 days ago)
wazowski says:
Kudos for the title, supersharp image too btw, well done! Good luck!
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A beetle - created by nimeshjohri
(5 years and 2784 days ago)
MossyB says:
A bit too much "negative space." This would have had more impact with a tighter crop. All the excess grass around it adds nothing to the bug's visual impact.
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Wonderful, how in heaven's did you catch this beauty? I cannot decide if I'm looking at his back end or front! The colours highlighted are superb and placing him with no distracting background is a photographic mystery.
In time I did photo stacking but only on live insects, how many photos have you assembled for this stack ?
Thanks for the comment. I stacked around 10 images to get this depth-of-field
Whoa
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